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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-06
COLLIERY EXPLOSION.
More Than One Hundred Miners
Loose Their Lives.

BRUSSELS. March 5.-An explosion of
firedamp occurred to-day in the colliery
at Quaregnon, four miles from Mons.
The explosion shattered the roofs and
galleries so that many of them fell. One
hundred and forty miners are entomb ed.
A dispatch from Mons says one hun
cred and twenty men who were in the
mine at the time of the explosion were
killed. 1t had not been possible at the
time the dispatch was sent to reach the
dead bodies of the victims.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-06
THE SCHOOLS.
of the state
school Fund for 1887.

School FumO TOT 1857
The following is the third quarterly
of the school fund. 1t is
made upon the number of teachers as
signed to, and the average daily attend.
ance in each district during the school
year ending june 30. 1856. The sum
apportioned to each teacher is $40, and
the amount per capita upon the daily
attendance is S6.95. The average daily
attendance for the county w3 76l, 3l5,
and the general amount apportioned
upon this attendance was S52,9ll.3S.
Total amount apportioned, $97, ,3l9 3S
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-06
Cholera In Sicily.

CATANIA, Sicily, March 5.-Six new
cases of cholera and four deaths from the
disease have been reported here within
twenty-four hours.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-06
IRELAND,S SECRETARY.
Sir M. Hicks.Beach Resigns and
is succeeded by BaifOur.

LONDON, March 5.--It is officially an.
nounced this afternoon that Sir Michael
Hicks.Beach has resigned the Office of
Secretary for Ireland, and that Arthur
J. Balfour, Secretary of State for Scot
land, has been appointed to succeed
him. Sir Michael is suffering from
catarrh of the eye, and his resignation is
due to that cause. He will proceed to
Berlin for the purpose of undergoing
treatment by celebrated oculist in that
city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-06
A Grcciau OFFICIAL.

ATHENS, March 5.-The Chamber of
Deputies has elected M. Angerines
President.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-06
Granted Leave.

SACRAMENTO, Nj arch 5.-Senator Rose
was granted leave of absence to-day for
the remainder of the session.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-06
Judge GARDENERS Appointment t.

SACRAMENTO, March 5.-Governor
Bartlett has appointed w. P. Gardiner
Judge of the Superior Court of Los An
geles county, vice A. Brunson resigned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-06

Surveyors are now engaged in locating
q line for q dummy railway from East
Los Angeles to Glendale.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-06

w. w. SEAMAN,
Superintendent of Schools.
Los Angeles, March s, 1887.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-20

evolve for the use of his company an
'attcrpicce. which was To be used a..
wiudup for the show. and in which
the colonel desired that the full
strength OF tire company should be
cast The ambitious writer conceived
tho idea OF burlc,quc tragedy, and
his plot was Il narrowing one. IL wa.
written in the most iutcuso manner
and had a plentiful sprink-
ling OF "s'dcaths' and cx.
carnations of that character. The
piece was sent to the company, and u
rehearsal took place at the first favor.
able opportunity reading rehcars.
al-and it was found that the author
had killed oil his people with such
appalling rapidity that long before
the entire plot was unfoldcd there
were only two people left on the
stage. The manager. with brillian-
cy that was dazzling, at once ordered
the remaining two to Kill each other.
and the aftcrpiece was voted a howl
ing success. The only fault that could
be found with it was that the author
was not there to be drowned in roal
water.
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\ Late Mad" Miserable

Ky dEspepslh Is scarcely worth the living, 4
capticious appetite, hohrtburn, pu1zlluy I.,,
Gus symptoms Increased action OF No h1a,t
after eaiins. sinking IN tho hDdOmsn betyyneu
nv az nhl nNluloucc hitor, are among the suc.
Two lhlhgs only are ncc1iul Tor n. removal A
resort 10 iustrlicrS stomach Biltots md nor
hlAt"hco mrs use, These remedial mcnsur.s
b"Ing adopted, cure T. cert ain. Taken immo
dihlely before or after meals his great sinin.
achic promotes secretion Of the gitsttlc inl"r
the natural solvent II the food. Tho urrvnu.
t. indigestion dlssppcar M he cotnbl,,i M sr,d
us,y ll'ld- 20 the corrective and inylgOrntinu
influence ~ the BIlters, Appetite returns
81 ep becomes more rciteHliiug, aud M "A 20,
qurhce' mo body ~ ciiiciVntlY uourlshcd. mus.
en- al power incrra and the mind grows .Au.
gniue' A. the bitIers for chill- aud frvrr and
rheumatism M"
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ritOItsN AVN.
For {. L.>.'. urcting to be ucld AZ ~
TINS. MnnrN'.. ~ SnmIh .lIIIh.

For Z. T.. sc. n""tin. to be iIcId AZ Dr.
Th"s. unorr'~. rs south Ihird.
Roll call-Quotations from Shake
tpcarc.
Lesson in Geology, trotn from pace
loo TO llS-Dr =. ". Cohen.
Music-Mr,. Il. H. PARROT.
Five minutes paper on the Plays OF
Shakespeare, ;hich treat ol carly
Britain before the Roman conquest
Mrs. DR.. Row
FIVE minutes paper on the plays
named after the Era,> IN kim, who
ruled between thc time of the roman
conquest uud tn" Wa OF the Rose -
Mr.. y. h. t'arh.
Five minutes sketch Of rpmuiuian
plays beoriI 60 the uam,- OF Eral'-h
k'r9s-Mi-, \. ilumphrcs
Music
Readire, from shakespeare DR.
lIAl-ell, Miss Ray, Mrs Fcrgu- on.
Game-TIaycire with shake
'pcarr. lScc ChauAuquan, PAGE 10
April
Character Nkctch-I'rancis Bacon
Mai. Downs
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NEW loRE, April ia lire broke
out lhi, morning in two big remnant
houses IN tins city and scenes of Wild
confusion followed. Ouc wa, nj
Eighty. Ninth street aud Eleventh
avenue aud the thcr ia Wcst ~iN.
t,cnth stree. I hr Former binding
Is five stories high ,nd orl lust
opened To tcnnant-. vino being strang-
els to the intricaclcs OF thc,building
III many eases, ran in.
to the interior in their efforts
to escape. The police dragged out
the women and children nearly suf.
located with smoke. Eleven children
were thus rescued, rs was also Mich
alan Clullcb. who was severely
burned. The loss in money is lighi.
In the west sixteenth street ten
cInrnt, there were seventeen
families "a the fourth floor
among whom were John krcnan
aud his Invalid daughter, MARY. He
rciUscd to leave her while flames
were burning up the woudwurk of
the room, and BON rather aud uaugh-
ter were rescued by the llook ana
'RdGcr COMPANY Tho lire started in
the woman bakery. in the basement,
and the police ARE searching for the
women Ia explain how 1t originated.
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Nrriva,,rrnin wr.chcd.

sr' cial Dispatch 10 Tho Examiner.
lIILLSEoRo, April. ~. An extra
freight train bound south. i A.
Houston, conductor IN charge. wns
wrecked this morning NJ ucluck,
one mile north of liill-Loro,
ut bridge No. 500, Ton cnr,
were derniluu; SIX were badly
damaged and are a total wreck. The
bridge is also II total wreck ~ one
WAS inju,Cd The accident was caused
10y n car jumping the truck about
Twelve yards ABOVE the bridge.
The Passengers and baggage
from the 1870 morning train
bound north were transferred to the
l2;lO train bound south. AT the wreck.
The damage l., estimated AT S25 600.
1t will be midnight before trains pass.
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BNN LOIt NINIsiSSITN
VIII Have an independent SAN Jaciutu
tclrbration--Lal Ing the corner
stone.

y
Cclcbraiion--La,in Ing the corner
stone,
1t has been the custom of BAYLOR
university for thirty.-iX years to eel.
citrate san Jacinto Day rs great
occasion to teach the young patriot
ism and Texas history. 1t was an
nounced SIX weeks ago the present
year would be celebrated with special
interest,
/. The Masonic fraternity was in.
yited to lay the corner stone of the
grand thrcC-story female boarding
hall. The Grand Worshipful Master
OF Texas, Col. a. j. Rose. writes re
he will DC here OH to days evening
train TO lay the corner stone in per
son. The two lodges and all Masons
are invited to be present.
>. AT some hour after, the students
Will have their usual celebration.
Mcssrs. w. II. Pool, OF Fort worn,
aud +. j. Bell, of Grecnvillc, will de-
liver orations, and Misses Nannie
Thornton, of Pecos City, and Matte
Carter, o. Marshall. will read ESSAYS
on the Heroes and llcrolnes of 1886.
Nine young ladies will represent the
MUSES., three will represent the three
cardinal christian virtues. three will
represent the tatcs, and three the
graces, all in costume. The whole to
be intcrspcrsed with sweet music.
All citizens invited to attend. Pro-
gramme tomorrow.
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AHcpublicnn Meeting

5peclsI DIspulch % the kNaminer
AUSTIN, April l9.-The republicans
over the state nave called IL meeting
in tins city for Thursday next to dis.
cuss the prohibition question, and it
is generally believed here that
the party will be arrayed against
prohibition, Notwithstanding Hon.
Jno. b. Rector chairman of the late
republican executive committee, il
averse to the republicans taking eth
or side Of the question rs party.
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Deau, photographer, South Fifth,
Elcc,cd Secretary.

WAsHINGToN, April 10 Edward
A. Mosely, OF Boston, has been eject
ed secretary OF the inter state com
merce commission. lie is demo.
cratic member of the Massachusetts
Legislature and was strongly endorsed
for one Of the coumissioner-hips Mr.
Mosely has been merchant OF high
standing Ia Boston for many years,
lie is resident OF Nowberyport.
The president has appointed Sig
Quincy Butler, of Boston, second
comptroller Of the treasury in the
place of Judge Maynard, who was
promoted 10 the assistant secretary.
ship OF the treasury,
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Gentlemen who came in on the
Central rpllroad from the west state
that there il red rise coming down
the BuIus. They crossed the river
about 20 miles from Waco, aud there
was n SIX foot rise, The wave will
probably reach Waco this morn ing
and ali VINO hav" property III danger
are warmed to project it in time. \
red rise in lie BROS will he some.
thing OF "a raraaNi- just ntthis time.
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PERSONAL.

MIR :. Samuels of Marllu, is In the
city
MIR Il. IL. Cumby, of Gatcsyile. is
f.. In the cit,.
Mr.. y. l.. stewart, OF Bryan, was in
the city yesterday.
v Mr. j. II. shelton, OF Lorena, was in
the city last evening
Mr. John Triplcft. of Fort Worth.
wa III the city yesterday.
Judge l.. NJ. Goodrich. OF Marlin.
wa III the city YESTERDAY.
Judge oawnie Robcrl>on, of Dallas,
we in the city Yesterday.
Mir Il. = Castles has returned from
busIncss trip III Southern Texas.
y Col. Vim. L. Gaines, of the Austin
Bt,iesnau, passed through the city
Yesterday
llr. G. W. Waite, OF the Waco
Water company, is back from mis- New
trip.
r. Mrs. G., w. MAhoncy aud daughter.
Of Coleman, are on "A visit to judge
- and Mrs Walker.
MIR. +. l.. johns, OF Austin, who has
)een the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
rClark Tor the past two weeks, lett for
= ais home yesterday.
N M George Richardson and Mr..
George Moore, of Eddy, two of Me.
lehman most sterling farmers, paid
THE EXAMINER pleasant call yestcr-
da, Mr. Moore is Oh the jury.
A the McClelpuo; VIM Gaines,
j b Rctler, Austin;J EJohnsou. Tex.
4, as; u T. WEIGH, j II Chapman. j W
ParMnorc. - Louis; II shelly Dallas;
&C Eiland. Macon, Miss; & II Chase.
For Worries g DcLcrns. Boston:
Ssamucl- Marlin; b 'rhoma., Bry-
an; NJ II Rtddock, Pecos, Texas,
MT j Il Rector, Austin Texas,
IN Barnett Iicwett: Il q Harry, I'll;
IN Moore, TeXarkana. VI quinn,
\ UM",,J w Wnlirr, city; j II Bright,
Nv WMle, Louis; j II Laughs
iiaG hER II Cumbcy TcX; . l. Me
AnsoD' y \ Il Price, Tex; > > Mum.
hSeT Lampasa-; Mrs { Evertt, Wor-
sssn; b Chiffon, Pccos City.
q Az the pacliic--Jno 5 Triplutt, Fort
ortb; Sawmc Robertson, Dallas; A
@Carter, y a S,cdman. o c vernon,
or Worth; George Morse, Eddy; VI
enthal, Milwaukee; w q Stovans,
victorian, 81 Louis: VI + Walling-
T Chicago l. W Goodrich, Marlin;
In McClcnden. Calvert; George ii
NXoeD, Kansas CITY; > Archer, n y:
uses Emma Romclui, Lillian Rom
May Romeldi, katc Bridewell, .
Lonoco. Jas Duval, Walter Adams,
CIV lhurber, RomcIdi Company: G
an Benthuyscn, Philadelphia; Lhas
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OYSPEPSIA

Parasite aaoete MioI g7dsigg feeErC
az pit of the stomach. heartburn. Hi7G in N,
stomach. bad 6redtt. bod taste IN the mouth
low spirits general prostrahor. There i,
no form Of disease more prevalent than Dys-
PERSIA and il can in oil cases be traced 10
an e0feebied or poisoned condition Of the
blood. SULL'S SARSAPARiLLA BY cleansing
and purifying the biood tones up the diges-
tge organs. and reGcf is obtained at once.
-. IN J'uS B,ti.-t have mo- hcsitation in saying
That NDUCNV Nuur s. NN~NrARiiiN tu be- the hest
WrNciuc manufactured TOR the cure ~ ~Cru'uia
SNrn. and utny other cutRuruus aud ginudu
lar affections. having used " with entire success
III numbers ~ the above cAscs.
JAMES MOORE. Louisville. Ky.
. lH IoUS iirrt - procured one bottle of
" Ills ~AHsArNiIits fUr my eldest son. Among
int I'H''.i'' hul various prescriptions that lie
mas itici i!r weak lungs aud chest this one bottle
cured mc ~ Dyspepsia AS wolf
JOHN $, MCGEE, Horse cave. Ky.
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MACON, Mo April ia riot be-
tween 800 railroad laborers occurred
last night at La Plata, four miles
from Macon. The police arrested a
couple OF drunken laborers, whore
upon their companions attacked the
calsboose aud rescued them. a free
tight then occurred and over a dozen
were badly cut aud bruised.
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All who have flowers and can spare
them will please send them to the
Engine house to hclp decorate our ap.
paratus, and greatly oblige. We re
man most respectfully yours,
w. Il. >GIL,
ptRBERT LITTLE.
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All members sending baskets
Thursday to Padgitrs Park send
them in care of the committee. Also
bring all Hover, you can. aud oblige
the committee. ". Il. >MLs,
Chairman.
ToNY lIoEFFNER
\. T.. OSBORNE.
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Are making boom in the dry goode
trade for they are Offering goods Just
AZ cheap NJ retail as YOU can buy
goods at retail.
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SIIsII<t.ItS plt.NIN
GoING no EXTEND.

PursnrRG, Penn, April ~ NO
settlement has yet been rcAchcd IN the
mDultor~' strike. Both sides nrr firm
Indications point to the strike cN.
tending into eastern cities.
FOtK HUNDRED rAILuKS.
MILWAUKEE. April ~. Iuilors
numbering 100 -trucN to daN. because
their employers refused to adopt the
now scale OF wages presented 10y the
union
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uu.t Go

uustGO
Fine millinery,
EmbrOidcrie-.
Embroidered robes,
Special prices for
Three days only,at
f.. NICIIOLsON's.
Corner Fifth and Franklin street.
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WHAT KILLS AMERICANS.
fnst Itttug- Reckless tr,iug-I5Rrh
DriuNtng Poor Slc"pifg - socinI
jealousy POititCuI Ambition
violent Passions Itit Rnce
for Nancy

/ lIt alarming ulSCdSt vi uiIIS
country is nervous debility and
prostration. 1t goes under
many names but it is essen
tally the same complaint.
Hospitals aud private institu-
tons for nervous patients are
crowded. The average of life
III the United States is de.
crcaSing every year. Sudden
death from nervous collapse
among our business, profess
ionai and public men are so
frequent as to scarcely excite
remark. The majority of sui
cidcs, committed without APP
parent reason, or under social.
ed "deprcssion of spirits" are
really prompted by nervous
prostratIon, which is a fruitful
source of insanity and crime
with all their grief and horror.
These facts are startling:
they threaten the very lite of
the nation; they assall the
springs of its power and pros
perity; they wreck mauhood's
strength and woman's useful
ness and beauty.
Everyone should know the
causes. What are they? The
answer is easy and terribly
plain cur vicious personal
habits; our careless and lawless
eating and drinking; the in
tense mental and physical
strain arising from our mad
race after money, position and
influence; the fears and strug-
glcs OF poverty; the use of mar
cotlcs and stimulants; our fash
ion of turning day into night
and night into day; and, brief
~, our desperate willingness to
pay any price Tor an hours
pleasure or success. So we
burn litc'S candle at Doth ends
and fill the lunalic asylums
ami the gravcyprds.
The disease from which we
suilcer and die is, in plain Eng
lish, nervous dyspepsia, as it
is seated IN the nerves and in
the organs Of digestion ASSN
ilation and nutrition. Healthy
digestion being impedcd or de-
stroyed, the whole body, nerves
included, is literally starved;
even when there is no cmaci-
alton to tell the sad story.
Nervous prostration sends
ont its warnings headache
IN the morning; Il persistent
duIl hcavlncss or aching at the
base Of the brain; wakciuIress:
loss of appetite and disgust
with food; loss of mental cncr-
gy and interest in ordinary
duties and business; restless
ness and anxiety without any
assign able reason; cructations:
bad breath; foul mucous ON The
teeth; occasional giddiness;
pal pltation Of the heart; sal.
lowncss of the skin coated
tongue and gradual failure of
strength and ambition.
The remedy is n total aban.
donmcnt Of the habits and Gus
toms which cause the disease
III each individual case, and the
use OF Shaker Extract of Roots
SelgeFs Syrup to cure the
mischief already done. Tins
great remedy, prepared by the
shaker Comnunityof Mt, Lcb-
anon, n. y, iscspccialy adapt
ell to eradicate nervous dys-
pcpsia. TO do this it acts
directly and gently but power
fully upon the disordered
stomach, liver and kidneys,
restoring their tone and
vigor, promoting the secretion
Of bile, eXpelllng wastematters
from thesystem, and purifying
the blood.
I'nnu thn rnrvnus ,vsto,,
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Ladies' wanting shirts for their nus.
bands should see Forbythc ~ Corey's
line before buying.
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After dinner take one of Carriers
little liver pills and you will be free
from sour rising of food from the
stomach, Try, them and be conyinc.
nI
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col. IIayerIy,s Af,erpie,c.

From the Chicago Journal.
The last time Col, Jack Haverly was
here he employed u local writer TO
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-20

Buy your irugs at Williamson ~
Co.'S, where every thing is fresh and
pure.
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Teas, Teas, Teas,

mvers of good teas will do me a
vor by trying my brands. They are
we choice. Gunpowders, Oolongs,
Moperlals aud ali other brands at from
w 70 TO 81, with the celebrated For
'osa Oolong and the equally fine
osmos BONDED tea Special line tor
81 leas cheap and fine, Call and try
y Teas, please.
JOE THOMPSON.
rourth and Franklin streets.
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Handle dement's. lime, tile, etc. II
you need any sec them, they have the
largest and best selected stock OF
lumber, shingles, doors, sash blinds
in central Texas.
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Williamson " Co. lead the city in
cheap prices on drugs.
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HII1dKydII1IIDTG

ano ',Ht nio i9r coughs, WAX Lungs Asthmn IniI.
Htunh, lHNhfl rams, EHiaudluu Combining tl1 tun't
,slhnlo nrdicnr5 WIN Jnmlca Ginger ctoftsa clrl~
uto power over dia"n" uukuuwn u other frm.ii.s
mth IlhSd lt1cumhi-rn, Female Complaints aud tls
fth"atumach, Liver, kdnoyshi H0wri,
h5glhS Thousands u the grave hp would recover
i.,iI h,atH hy we timely usr u AEgEH GhDkK Tusic
g!stA Hlsco1 * Co., 100 william street, " t. ~ ~
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why will YOU suffer with those ter.
rble bilious headaches. when Morris
Cascarine never fails TO drive them
away?
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Go to VIM. Cameron ~ Co., for
your lumber, shingles, blinds, &c.
mcut, etc.
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Deane photographer, South Fifth.

Our thirty-seven different depart
ments are all Offering choice spring
goods. SANGER mos.
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Deane photographer, south Finh

Deano photographer, South Flfth,
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Deane photographer South Fifth.
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'Ltie IL burdensomc ahke to the
! uerer and Nil around him, while
'Spepsia and lis attending evils
nds sway. Complaints of this nature
DC speedily cured by taking
|ackIy Ash Bittcrs regularly.
.ousands once thus afflicted now
M cheerful testimony as to its
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, Ssome people suffer from sick head.
isea their lives, dragging ont a
rs le existence If they would
~ ", one does of SMITHS BILE
8 Az Tone Beam they would never
a snat nothing would afford them
This wonderful remedy is
- harmless and always effec-
SSl he price, % cents per bottle,
II very popular For sale by
ssrHsgglsts, and dealers in medicines,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-20

Mrs. "mslows Soothing syrup should AL
ways be used for children teethlng, II soothe.
me child soiGns In. guns, Hllnys ali pAiu.
dmrrh al.
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bismarck,
Blsmarck has everything OF the
best
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FIRST CONCERT
-ufthe-
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
ATPADGITTs PARK
wednesday. Nprii 20, 1887.

Haas ...... Musical Director
i, Esrkow ....- ...... Manager
Active members OF the Philharmonic society
, iiaes, \ T.. Becker. Il krausc A. Bruhl II
rait..F Fprman, W c. Glen and kcrkoW.
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For any case OF nervousness, sleep
lcTsness, weak stomach, Indigestion.
dyspepsia relief is sure in Carriers
little liver pills.